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âEvan Silas, Iâm saying it one last time, please mind your language! Your duty is not just to teach, but the more important task of educating!â
Evan Silas laughed quietly again, the mockery in his tone was very obvious: âWith the kind of students you have in your class, you dare to talk about education with me? Hilarious! Academics are the top priority. Without good grades, not just your students, but you too wouldnât amount to anything! After these students leave, you just wait for all the students and parents in the next grade to switch classes as soon as they hear your name.â
Skyler Thomas didnât say a word, feeling that there was no need to talk to such a person.
âIâm just waiting to see how youâll ruin your own reputation.â Evan Silas said, âIâm curious to see what your so-called âeducatingâ will bring forth. One last reminder, this is a private school. When your time is up, youâd better pray that the Hobson and Turner families intervene to save your job here.â
With that, Evan Silas left first.
Skyler Thomas stood in place for more than two minutes before leaving as well.
After they left, Daisy Zane looked at Olivia Lane.
Olivia Lane, having watched the excitement, looked back at her and said, âOriginally, Evan Silas was supposed to be in charge of the 16th Class. But when he saw our classâs grades, he went to find the director. Since then, Class 16 hasnât had a homeroom teacher.â
âSkyler Thomas  isnât she the original homeroom teacher of Class 8?â Daisy Zane said.
âCongratulations, you guessed it right.â Olivia Lane replied, âEvan Silas would rather be idle all day than come to Class 16. No one wanted to take responsibility for Class 16. The director came to watch us every day and taught our math classes. In the end  Skyler Thomas volunteered to come here.â
Daisy Zane laughed.
This wasnât just as simple as changing classes, it was equivalent to giving up the fame, fortune, and honor that were within reach.
No wonder Class 8âs teacher hated her so much.
She voluntarily took over this mess in Class 16.
In comparison, Evan Silasâs approach was just too disgraceful.
One was noble and selfless, the other was selfish and self-serving.
Without comparison, everything seemed fine, but with the contrast, Evan Silasâs pride had nowhere to hide.
So, she would always keep an eye on Skyler Thomas, hoping she would get worse and worse, even hoping she would regret it.
That way, Evan Silasâs heart might feel a little better.
âSkyler Thomas  sheâs generally fine, but her ability to recognize people is too poor. She canât remember faces, only seats.â Olivia Lane suddenly laughed, recalling something, âAs a result, she hasnât even recognized all the people in Class 8 before coming to Class 16, and then she was calling everyone in Class 16 chaotically. Now when someone from Class 8 greets her, she canât even recognize who they are.ân/o/vel/b//in dot c//om
Daisy Zane had witnessed this herself, as she had once asked some boys from Class 8 which class they were in.
âAfter our year leaves, Skyler Thomas will probably be out of a job.â Olivia Lane said, pausing before adding, âUnemployment for a forty-year-old woman  thatâs quite miserable.â
Daisy Zane curled her lips and looked at her, âSo? Arenât you going to help her?â
âHow can I help? Should I ask my brother to buy Gathering Joy and employ her long-term?â
Daisy Zane:
Seeing her speechless, Olivia Lane asked after a while, âWhat should we do then?â
âItâs simple. You just need to become the top scholar in the College Entrance Exam.â Daisy Zane said casually.
Olivia Lane suddenly fell silent.
âItâs simple, isnât it?â Daisy Zane said, âI heard youâve been in Senior Three for several years.â
Olivia Lane shifted her gaze to the railing of the staircase without saying a word.
Seeing her like this, Daisy Zane quietly reflected for a moment before saying, âI donât know much about what happened to your family, but  I can guess a little.â
She had guessed from the night when Harton Clark said to her, âLila Campbell must also want to see her little sister excel.â
She had guessed that Charlotte Lane might no longer be in the Lane family and also some reasons why Olivia Lane had repeated Senior Three year after year.
Olivia Laneâs fingertips rubbed the cuffs of her school uniform.
âYou have your persistence, and maybe it makes you feel a little better. But  what if she comes back one day?â
Olivia Laneâs gaze lowered, and her drooping hands clenched.
Daisy Zane looked at her reaction and calmly said, âShe comes back  only to see her younger sister having achieved nothing, not even able to attend school. How do you think she would feel? Guilty for a lifetime, heartbroken for a lifetime?â
Olivia Laneâs lips trembled, and she looked up at her.
Her eyes were cold, but the rims were red. It was like the irritation of having oneâs troubles exposed and the anger of having oneâs wounds ripped open.
Seeing Olivia Lane like this, Daisy Zane didnât plan on holding back and continued, âOr are you doing this on purpose because you donât really like her, and youâre deliberately making her feel guilty when she comes back with a new life?â
âDaisy Zane, youâre talking too much today.â Olivia Lane finally spoke, her voice cold and hoarse.
Daisy Zane raised the corner of her mouth, looked into her eyes, and said something very provocative: âOr do you think  Charlotte Lane will never come back?â
âShut up!â Olivia Lane suddenly grabbed Daisy Zaneâs collar, her eyes reddened even more, âNonsense! My sister will definitely come back! She will come back!â
Daisy Zane glanced at her hand, holding her collar, and thought to herself how amazing she was.
She managed to make Olivia Lane hold her collar.
Holding her collar was one thing, not having her hit back was another.
She looked back at Olivia Laneâs reddened eyes, about to spill tears: âSince youâre so intent on ruining your future, I thought you believed she would never come back.â
âDaisy Zane!â
Daisy Zane grabbed her wrist, pulling her hand from her collar and looked straight into her eyes, cold and indifferent yet striking straight to the heart: âIf I were your sister, seeing you like this, I wouldnât want to come back.â
With that, she let go of Olivia Laneâs hand, and without looking at her again, walked straight down the stairs.
As she turned the corner, she heard Olivia Laneâs suppressed crying.
Daisy Zane sighed softly, walked to a place where Olivia Lane couldnât see her, and kept watch while texting Harton Clark: [If the Lane Family comes after me, whose side will you be on?]
After two minutes, Harton Clark finally replied: [?]
After sending it, Harton Clark immediately followed up with another message: [On your side.]
Daisy Zane raised the corners of her mouth: [I made Olivia Lane cry, so tell William Lane to come pick her up. I guess sheâs not in the mood for class anymore.]